Knowledge management is increasingly vital for organizations, involving leveraging knowledge both internally and externally. Online communities play a key role in knowledge management strategies, fostering a sense of belonging, enhancing connections, and driving innovation and learning. However, measuring the value of these communities to the organization remains a critical challenge. This paper aims to explore existing work in this field and propose a methodology for assessing the value of online communities.
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Liebowitz, Jay. "Keynote paper: measuring the value of online communities, leading to innovation and learning." International Journal of Innovation and Learning 1.1 (2003): 1-8.
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